Flock just can't seem to take no for an answer as its cameras reappear in another city that rejected them
Two cameras were reinstalled despite the city canceling its contract and ordering work to stop
Razer Blade 18 Laptop Review: RTX 5090 Power in a Slim, Quiet Package
The Razer Blade 18 packs an RTX 5090, a stunning 240Hz/440Hz display, and serious gaming power into a surprisingly sleek chassis. But can its premium design justify the eye-watering price?
The AI buildout's carbon bill could undo 15 years of power sector emissions cuts
Report says new data centers could add 618 million tons of carbon emissions by 2030, but forecasts vary wildly
Microsoft Office is down to $27 for a lifetime license
TL;DR: If you're looking for a powerful productivity suite without paying for any monthly subscriptions, Office is now available for just $27. All the essentials you need for work or personal projects at 85% off the regular price.
Underwater data centers are heading for waters that endangered whales call home
DeepGreen has only filed for a preliminary permit, which doesn't authorize construction
Gamers hunting for PS5 emulators on GitHub are downloading malware instead
PSA: Fake PlayStation 5 emulators hosted on GitHub are delivering malware that alters Microsoft Defender settings before launching a suspected data-stealing program. The campaign exploits gamers' willingness to experiment with unofficial software, making malicious downloads look like a normal part of the process. It highlights how familiar project names can earn users' trust before they verify who is behind the files.
SK Hynix expects memory chip shortage to persist until at least 2030
Consumers are screwed, while memory manufacturers are racking in billions
The GTX 750 Ti is back with 8GB of memory, and it can still barely run Cyberpunk
A 12-year-old GPU is being reborn with more memory
HP and Asus are moving PC production back to China as soaring component costs force a rethink
Dell is also weighing a return
What we know so far: When US-China trade relations reached an all-time low last year, many global electronics manufacturers made a beeline for alternative low-cost manufacturing locations such as Thailand, Vietnam, and India. However, with skyrocketing component costs squeezing profit margins, some of these companies are reportedly shifting at least part of their PC manufacturing operations back to China.
The Commodore 64C returns, complete with original 1980s molds and modern hardware
The revived classic starts at $300 and promises 99% compatibility with original software and peripherals
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DLSS 5 Just Got a Lot Faster, but Is It Worth Using?
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Can a Simple App Really Fix PC Game Stutters?
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Alienware AW3226Q Tandem WOLED 32-Inch Review
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Is the Radeon RX 9070 XT Really Faster Than the RTX 5090?
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Decompilation on Steroids: Why AI Is Suddenly Cracking Open Old Software
Hackers leak details of 41,000 Homeland Security employees, exposing undercover operations and surveillance tools
Hacked login records disclose wiretap, undercover and face-recognition programs
Microsoft spent $6.5 billion less than expected on AI infrastructure, but it wasn't by choice
The AI spending spree isn't slowing down – the data centers just aren't ready
Valve won't ban AI games from Steam despite growing complaints and extortion threats
Valve argues developers should focus on making better games rather than worrying about AI clones
Alphabet shares plunge over 10% as Google's AI search struggles to make money
Search revenue growth is slowing, AI Mode earns less per query, and the spending shows no signs of stopping
Amazon tells engineers to stop tokenmaxxing and judge AI tools by what they ship
Employees were using agents to inflate token counts and game an internal AI leaderboard which was later shut down
Americans are losing enthusiasm for their jobs, with AI and remote workers at the center of the decline
Employee engagement has fallen to its lowest level in 15 years
Check Point is turning network firewalls into cloud-based subscriptions
No upfront hardware purchase required, just monthly payments until the end of time
Apple finally has a touchscreen laptop, 16 years after Steve Jobs called them "terrible"
The new MacBook Pro pairs an OLED panel with touch input and the Dynamic Island, starting at $2,900
Through the looking glass: Just over 16 years ago, as other PC makers were adopting touchscreens en masse, late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs called the combination "ergonomically terrible." The company has resisted calls to give the MacBook a touchscreen ever since, until now. Apple's latest high-end model, which is also the first to include an OLED display, begins shipping November 6.
Ford's $30K Fathom electric pickup can be used as your home's battery backup without a separate inverter
The Fathom goes into production next year at Ford's updated Louisville factory
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WORKPLACE
Americans are losing enthusiasm for their jobs, with AI and remote workers at the center of the decline
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"PRODUCTIVITY"
Only 3% of companies are seeing AI cost savings, yet 85% plan to spend more
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GAMING
Nintendo Switch games can now run on iPhone and Mac
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FLOCK & COMPANY
Police are pulling people over after license plate cameras see "suspicious" driving patterns
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HARDWARE
Intel's 28-core Nova Lake CPU shown beating Ryzen 9950X3D in single-thread test
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BIG TECH
Anthropic's IPO could be the biggest in history
Grand Theft Auto VI will be a huge 210 GB download on PS5
There's no physical release, and it's unclear whether a day-one patch will add to the download
Kali Linux 2026.3 adds six security tools, updated KDE Plasma and Linux kernel
Kali Linux 2026.3 introduces six new security tools, including RustScan for port scanning, Dalfox for XSS testing, and Katana for web crawling. The update also brings KDE Plasma 6.7 with per-screen virtual desktops, Linux kernel 7.1.5, 126 updated packages, and refreshed build scripts with Docker and Podman support.
Samsung launches Galaxy Buds On, open-ear earbuds with a clip-on design
They fit onto your ears instead of going inside them
Gartner says only 3% of organizations are getting AI cost savings from productivity, yet 85% plan to spend more
In the world of business, disappointing results are no reason to stop spending
This open-source keyboard lets you snap keys together in any layout
Each one is its own circuit board held on by magnets
Police are pulling people over because license plate cameras say their travel patterns look "suspicious"
Even ordinary road trips can be enough to raise suspicion
Palit says the Galax factory isn't closing, despite a report blaming Nvidia chip shortages
The company is once again forced to reassure customers about its future
Watch this autonomous drone chase a person through a forest without GPS, maps, or cloud computing
It does all its thinking on board, so there's no signal to lose
Congress is questioning Delaware's plan to let AI agents run companies
Lawmakers fear the proposal could allow business owners to escape liability
Discord will make some channels and messages searchable on Google
The platform's private-chat reputation meets the open web
A new report accuses Microsoft of using 10 "dark patterns" to keep you on Edge
From forced links to manipulative prompts, Microsoft isn't making browser choice easy
Radeon 9070 XT vs. Radeon 7900 XTX: 50+ Game Benchmark
Two generations apart, AMD's Radeon RX 9070 XT and RX 7900 XTX are surprisingly close. We benchmark 51 games to see where RDNA 4 pulls ahead, where RDNA 3 holds on, and which GPU makes more sense.
Researchers set a real-time fiber record: 3.2 petabits per second over 10.3 kilometers
Theoretically you could download 20,000 Ultra HD movies in one second
DoorDash reportedly in talks to acquire Instacart in $17 billion deal
DoorDash could make a move to buy Instacart as early as this week
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